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when you look although the market, i think people look at the law of diminishing returns. march '09 lows you saw qe2, 26% return. qe3 is likely to be roughly a 9% return. we've had a 3.5% move in the s&p this month. my point is that the market is like an attic. it needs liquidity and highs aren't enough to sustain it. i disagree. i think 2013 will be a very difficult year. i want companies i know can pay me a dividend, that know i will make earnings. i think the effect from the fed will wear off. people are going to eventually focus on fundamentals, not the massive liquidity. i do not want to own any stock dependent upon the government for its performance. >> that's what makes the market. appreciate your time tonight. great conversation. we're in the final stretch of trading for a monday. 50 minutes left before the closing bell sounds and this market is showing fractional move though the nasdaq is the big loser of the major averages, it is largely due to apple down 1.5%. >> stick around, we're just getting started with the heavy hitters. coming up on this very big edition
when you look although the market, i think people look at the law of diminishing returns. march '09 lows you saw qe2, 26% return. qe3 is likely to be roughly a 9% return. we've had a 3.5% move in the s&p this month. my point is that the market is like an attic. it needs liquidity and highs aren't enough to sustain it. i disagree. i think 2013 will be a very difficult year. i want companies i know can pay me a dividend, that know i will make earnings. i think the effect from the fed will...
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they wrote the law in china. they wrote -- >> it's a -- >> can i finish? >> oh please. >> can i finish for a second? they wrote the law in china. the chairman and ceo was there when the world federation sat down with the chinese government and scripted the law. and i would love for you to come on with me. have a road trip. we'll fly out to china and do the same research and get to the same point which is probably mine. >> bill, i have a question. is there anything to show you whether it be testimonials or work, is there any body of work to present to you that would make you change your opinion that they're operating an mlm in china? >> yeah. i would love to see it. i don't hone the stock personally. i'm not allowed to. >> by the way, as for their great product, it has to be noted the great product actually refused admission in to the united states this past spring by the fda. >> but that wasn't -- >> that's another topic. >> it wasn't approved by the fda yet. they don't wait for the regulatory. that's factually i
they wrote the law in china. they wrote -- >> it's a -- >> can i finish? >> oh please. >> can i finish for a second? they wrote the law in china. the chairman and ceo was there when the world federation sat down with the chinese government and scripted the law. and i would love for you to come on with me. have a road trip. we'll fly out to china and do the same research and get to the same point which is probably mine. >> bill, i have a question. is there anything...
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two years in, the agency reports shy of 156 jobs and counted under the law the actual number could be a lot less a. grant to the milwaukee area technical college created four jobs and retained another 20 according to the college and $190,000 grant for energy research is 1.3 jobs. altogether, about 182 jobs but at a cost of around $21 million. the romney campaign is out this week with a new ad accusing the president of e lem nating the welfare to work requirement. >> on july 12th, president obama quietly ended the work requirement cutting welfare reform. >> this is what the administration did, a memo of health and human services testing alternatives as long as they're designed to improve employment outcomes, the memo specifically says the work requirement remains. in the news conference this week, president obama distanced himself from a superpac ad linking bain capital with the death of a steelworker's wife. >> i don't think that governor romney is somehow responsible for the death of the woman that was portrayed in that ad. but keep in mind, this is an ad that i didn't approve. did n
two years in, the agency reports shy of 156 jobs and counted under the law the actual number could be a lot less a. grant to the milwaukee area technical college created four jobs and retained another 20 according to the college and $190,000 grant for energy research is 1.3 jobs. altogether, about 182 jobs but at a cost of around $21 million. the romney campaign is out this week with a new ad accusing the president of e lem nating the welfare to work requirement. >> on july 12th,...
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it sounds like it's all about the law of markets, supply and demand here. >> it absolutely is, tyler. existing home sales fell slightly along with expectations. but the big headline here is a lack of supply. that's just not enough homes for sale right now. inventories fell 3% month to month but they're down 20% from a year ago. out west where much of the distress in the market has been, inventories are down a striking 30%. the problem is more clear when you look at sales figures by price range. sales of homes under 100k were down across the nation but down 47% out west your over year where investors have really cleaned out the market. sales of homes over $1 million are up 13% but that's barely 2% of the u.s. housing market. the good news is that lack of supply pushes home prices higher. the realtors even said today also that builders need to ramp up production. really what we need is regular sellers to put their homes on the market. the trouble is there are 15 million, or one-third of all homes with a mortgage, according to zillow, under water at the end of q2. that doesn't even count
it sounds like it's all about the law of markets, supply and demand here. >> it absolutely is, tyler. existing home sales fell slightly along with expectations. but the big headline here is a lack of supply. that's just not enough homes for sale right now. inventories fell 3% month to month but they're down 20% from a year ago. out west where much of the distress in the market has been, inventories are down a striking 30%. the problem is more clear when you look at sales figures by price...
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also, when it comes to earnings, the top law in revenue growth is where you have to look. last two quarters, revenues on the s&p has been very flat. so you haven't had revenue growth. that's going to be a troubling sign. >> all right. we'll leave it there. gentlemen, thank you so much. great info. we'll be watching all of those developments tomorrow in this market. take a short break. putting money into india. my next guest says it's the way to go. i'll sit down with the head of one of the largest indian banks, icici. that's next after the break. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 this morning, i'm going to trade in hong kong. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 after that, it's on to germany. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 then tonight, i'm trading 9500 miles away in japan. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 with the new global account from schwab, tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 i hunt down opportunities around the world tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 as if i'm right there. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 and i'm in total control because i can trade tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 directly online in 12 markets in their local currencies. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 i use t
also, when it comes to earnings, the top law in revenue growth is where you have to look. last two quarters, revenues on the s&p has been very flat. so you haven't had revenue growth. that's going to be a troubling sign. >> all right. we'll leave it there. gentlemen, thank you so much. great info. we'll be watching all of those developments tomorrow in this market. take a short break. putting money into india. my next guest says it's the way to go. i'll sit down with the head of one...
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it's law that just makes sense. ♪ it's electric >> the chevy volt should be a hit, right? mostly rave reviews. pretty good looking car. look at this. this is a photo from one of our producer's friend's volts showing the gas mileage she is getting. 175 miles a gallon at that time. wow. the new reports show chevy is heavily discounted to get it off the lots. toyota says it will dramatically scale back its electric car program. so, is electric mostly kind of dead already? phil lebeau joining us now. it's not the kind of story that gm wants us to tell, but the reality is that americans don't seem to be convinced about electric and/or severely hybrid electric/gas cars. >> i don't think it's just americans. i think worldwide people are looking at the electric vehicle and they're saying, is this really -- is it going to pay off for us? is it worth the investment and development or worth buying one of these vehicles? here's the news from toyota today. that gentleman right there, he was one of the gentlemen who helped develop the hybrid, prius hybrid. he came out today, next to the
it's law that just makes sense. ♪ it's electric >> the chevy volt should be a hit, right? mostly rave reviews. pretty good looking car. look at this. this is a photo from one of our producer's friend's volts showing the gas mileage she is getting. 175 miles a gallon at that time. wow. the new reports show chevy is heavily discounted to get it off the lots. toyota says it will dramatically scale back its electric car program. so, is electric mostly kind of dead already? phil lebeau...
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healthy in your brand name, and we are the only brand that can use the word healthy in our name, all law healthy choice. we've been able to get those numbers from a nutrition standpoint to a place that offers a very strong nutritional package, and still maintain the taste, thanks to a very strong are and d. team, both what they do from a flavor replacement standpoint as well as the packaging technologies that we've employed. so that enables us to deliver great taste and great nutrition at the same time. those are both great innovations, those two new products you mentioned. >> while the brand has been around for sometime, has it been gaining steam as people get more aware of what they put in their bodies, often determines how obese they might be, what their heart condition might be like on what cholesterol is like? are these resonant themes among the people who are buying stuff? >> it's been a tough economic environment for all of us. so we have been doing pretty well from a marketshare standpoint and it's really based on the innovations that we've delivered. we've brought some things to
healthy in your brand name, and we are the only brand that can use the word healthy in our name, all law healthy choice. we've been able to get those numbers from a nutrition standpoint to a place that offers a very strong nutritional package, and still maintain the taste, thanks to a very strong are and d. team, both what they do from a flavor replacement standpoint as well as the packaging technologies that we've employed. so that enables us to deliver great taste and great nutrition at the...
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so the ceo says you have to wore about the law of large numbers. is the law of large numbers is -- from a psychological standpoint, yes, it is more different. >> forge psychological, let's go fundamental. how long will the earnings growth continue at those levels? >> when you looked at apple and they came out with the outcome and the for the 3g. they just did -- so don't tell me that they can't do that, because they continue to do it. >> what it's really about is not necessarily how much of a growth trajectory, but how much of an addressable mark there is there. apple does not have a dominant decision. >> except for i pads. >> except for the i pads. >> when you look at volatility. it's contracted so significantly, the protects you can get did really is cheap. >> let's talk about one of the few high-prized stocks. >> i'd really like to know why is google being left behind. >> let's -- i'm shored it -- but i believe it's a nice short to have where you have a bunch of longs. right now, when you look at google and the spending, the cycle of the last co
so the ceo says you have to wore about the law of large numbers. is the law of large numbers is -- from a psychological standpoint, yes, it is more different. >> forge psychological, let's go fundamental. how long will the earnings growth continue at those levels? >> when you looked at apple and they came out with the outcome and the for the 3g. they just did -- so don't tell me that they can't do that, because they continue to do it. >> what it's really about is not...
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went to see various agencies of government and law-enforcement agencies. >> about you? >> that's what i am told -- that that's exactly what they did. >> a spokesman for perkins confirmed that, indeed, he did go to the s.e.c., the f.t.c., the justice department, and the california attorney general to complain about the tactics used in the leak investigation. >> if you have enough money and you're willing to spend enough, you can buy and sell somebody's reputation. >> and you're charging that's what he's done? >> that's is what he did. >> you're saying, if i understand you, that tom perkins set out to get you? >> he wanted me off the board. this was to get me off the board. i don't know if he ever thought through the consequences that would go beyond my getting off the board. >> well, you said he went to law enforcement. >> well -- >> that takes it another step. >> it does take it another step, and here i am today with an indictment over my head. >> are you saying he's responsible for that? >> well, i don't think i'd be sitting here today if tom had handled this different
went to see various agencies of government and law-enforcement agencies. >> about you? >> that's what i am told -- that that's exactly what they did. >> a spokesman for perkins confirmed that, indeed, he did go to the s.e.c., the f.t.c., the justice department, and the california attorney general to complain about the tactics used in the leak investigation. >> if you have enough money and you're willing to spend enough, you can buy and sell somebody's reputation....
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and gun aficionados like to exercise their second amendment rights in case laws get more restricted after november. all great news for the sporting goods stores that sell guns, dick's, cabela's. i liked this space before it was boosted by firearms. recently we've had a lot of good things from nike and under armour. however, in a stock picker's market, you got to pick! i wouldn't be doing my job if i told you dick's and cabela's are terrific so buy either one. you have to determine which one is a superior stock and which is camouflaging as superior. cammo as a superior stock. tonight we're having a sporting goods face-off. dick's versus cabela's to figure out which is the better buy. first off, dick's, and cabela's may be in the same business, okay? maybe. people may think that. but they're very different companies. dick's is the leading big-box sporting goods play, okay? 480 stores, 43 states, 81 golf galaxy stores in 30 states. cabela's, on the other hand, started out as a direct marketing firm, fabulous catalog business so, they -- this is my duck hunt call -- so they have only 34
and gun aficionados like to exercise their second amendment rights in case laws get more restricted after november. all great news for the sporting goods stores that sell guns, dick's, cabela's. i liked this space before it was boosted by firearms. recently we've had a lot of good things from nike and under armour. however, in a stock picker's market, you got to pick! i wouldn't be doing my job if i told you dick's and cabela's are terrific so buy either one. you have to determine which one is...
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at legalzoom.com, we put the law on your side. and complete your will in minutes. [ traffic passing ] ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them can't do anything about it. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ] >>> the eyes of the sports world turning to augusta for the masters golf tournament. attention also turning to the famed golf club's policy of not admitting women. ibm is a major sponsor of the masters and the last four ceos of ibm were invited to join that club. will they extend that invitation to ibm's new ceo? joining us is mike walker, senior editor at "golf magazine." he edited this week's article of augusta in "sports illustrated." also darren rovell. will they extend the invitation, mike? >> we don't know if they have or not. i think they will invite a member. i don't know if in this situation they will. it's kind of like they're in a difficult bind. for a tournament trad
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. >> my view is i have paid all the taxes required by law. i don't pay more than i legally do, and frankly if i had paid more than are legally due i don't think i'd be qualified to become president. i think people would want me to follow law and pay only what the tax code requires >> you say you would go back and look. you'd look for us? >> i -- i haven't looked at the tax rate paid year by year. i know that i pay a very substantial amount of taxes, and every year since the beginning of my career, so far as i can recall. >> reporter: now, michelle davis, a spokeswoman for mitt romney has put out a statement on this issue saying that mitt romney had signaled you don't need to pay more than you owe but that he was in a unique situation having given that pledge to the american people that he never paid lower than 13%. one of the issue now is whether that quells criticism from democrats. harry lead, the senate majority leader, said he had heard from a source that knew mitt romney that he didn't pay federal taxes. mitt romney owed federal taxes ev
. >> my view is i have paid all the taxes required by law. i don't pay more than i legally do, and frankly if i had paid more than are legally due i don't think i'd be qualified to become president. i think people would want me to follow law and pay only what the tax code requires >> you say you would go back and look. you'd look for us? >> i -- i haven't looked at the tax rate paid year by year. i know that i pay a very substantial amount of taxes, and every year since the...
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it is a $10 billion -- >> ed, like steven, i have a law degree. i read enough cases you sue the guys with the big pockets. edg edgaronline is not going to get sued. r.r. donnelly is going to get sued. >> sir, the rating agencies have been sued for years on bond ratings. they haven't paid much money to anybody. >> i didn't think -- >> what's the liability? hold on. the only liability are those ghoul people that sold and lost money. otherwise there is no liability. if you didn't sell the stock, didn't lose any money, you got no loss. right? >> somebody's going to lose money on google here. >> but wait. how many people -- listen. how many people sold the stock and got a loss today? you don't know. >> not yet. >> the stock is practically not down anymore. >> we are talking about google. i agree on r.r. donnelly. my point is rrd is likely to face liabilities from google shareholders. >> excuse me, they're going to face a lawsuit. i don't think they'll face any liability. >> okay. doesn't think they're going to win. fair enough. sounds like you still re
it is a $10 billion -- >> ed, like steven, i have a law degree. i read enough cases you sue the guys with the big pockets. edg edgaronline is not going to get sued. r.r. donnelly is going to get sued. >> sir, the rating agencies have been sued for years on bond ratings. they haven't paid much money to anybody. >> i didn't think -- >> what's the liability? hold on. the only liability are those ghoul people that sold and lost money. otherwise there is no liability. if you...
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it's law that just makes sense. >>> well, it's been six months now since the concordia tragedy and the stick is there. half sunk. the ship slammed in to the rocks on january 13th. 32 people were killed. two of whom have never been found. the ship's turned in to a tourist attraction on the small island. a salvage rig trying to refloat it. it could take another full year to raise it. will cost more than $300 million. by the way, carve value use lines, down 6%. >>> china's gdp a biggest headline. came in at 7.6%. that is the weakest pace in three years and to bolster the slowing economy, the government spending jumped to 17% 7%. for the latest read. all while the euro reached a two-year low today and indeed certainly not being good against the yen, either. is there opportunity in the uncertainty? joining us is peter kenyan. good to have you with us. feels like the market read on the chinese gdp is this is a relief, right? number one, not worse than expected. number two, lots of toolless in their tool box to be able to do something about it if they wanted to and number three, my read is it
it's law that just makes sense. >>> well, it's been six months now since the concordia tragedy and the stick is there. half sunk. the ship slammed in to the rocks on january 13th. 32 people were killed. two of whom have never been found. the ship's turned in to a tourist attraction on the small island. a salvage rig trying to refloat it. it could take another full year to raise it. will cost more than $300 million. by the way, carve value use lines, down 6%. >>> china's gdp a...
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these people are getting out of the in-laws house. we have side shows to detract us from the rally. today we have republican vice presidential candidate causing buzz. it has nothing to do with the price of stocks. endless distractions that are stocks. nokia. a guy will say, walking past what do you think of nokia? enough. next guy, research in motion, yahoo!. i get asked constantly. what do you think of nokia, nokia. sometimes i think the losers overwhelm positive stocks like google and apple which seem like they are leavinging them behind, breaking out to higher levels. bottom line. commodity prices, freight rights, downbeat action on the popular stocks are all smoke screens. obscuring the earnings and dividends that are propelling stocks higher. sure, people are leaving in droves to bond funds, stupd as it might be. we are not investing much as all as the light volumes show. they are falling prey to the confusion of macro data, ignoring profits. it's a shame. look, i don't want the smokescreen to fool you. ladies and gentlemen, this rally remains very for real. let's go to mark in
these people are getting out of the in-laws house. we have side shows to detract us from the rally. today we have republican vice presidential candidate causing buzz. it has nothing to do with the price of stocks. endless distractions that are stocks. nokia. a guy will say, walking past what do you think of nokia? enough. next guy, research in motion, yahoo!. i get asked constantly. what do you think of nokia, nokia. sometimes i think the losers overwhelm positive stocks like google and apple...
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that's coming from not having to enforce laws, potential new tax revenues and the government could gain from marijuana sales. looks light to me. more on that after the break. expression of power... ule control. [ engine revs ] during the golden opportunity sales event, get great values on some of our newest models. this is the pursuit of perfection. you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fuggedaboud it. this is new york. hey little guy, wake up! aw, come off it mate! geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. you have to dig a little. fidelity's etf market tracker shows you the big picture on how different asset classes are performing, and it lets you go in for a closer look at areas within a class or sector that may be bucking a larger trend. i'm stephen hett of fidelity investments. the etf market tracker is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. get 200 free trades
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it's law that just makes sense. >>> power rundown time, joining us to talk about the day, bob pisani and jane wells. social media and who is responsible. a rumor on twitter may have moved the oil market yesterday and now the nypd wants to know who is tweeting about another colorado-style theater shooting. i guess the question is how do you regulate or can you regulate social media. miss jane, what do you think? >> i think you better be careful with this. i like toaire err on the side e f free flow of information. twitter shut down this guy. and if the judge agrees with the police, they'll issue a subpoena. >> if you're spreading false information to enrich yourself on trading stocks, that's illegal. you can get arrested about that. i don't know about shutting down the account but that person certainly should be held liable. . >> next up, president obama slam s presidential candidate's tax plan calling it romneyhood, taking money from one class and gives it to the rich. another form of class warfare. >> i thought that was a funny line, made me laugh. then call him the sheriff of notti
it's law that just makes sense. >>> power rundown time, joining us to talk about the day, bob pisani and jane wells. social media and who is responsible. a rumor on twitter may have moved the oil market yesterday and now the nypd wants to know who is tweeting about another colorado-style theater shooting. i guess the question is how do you regulate or can you regulate social media. miss jane, what do you think? >> i think you better be careful with this. i like toaire err on the...
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. >> whatever you think about whatever's happened to the laws in this country the past three year, they are still laws that are beneficial to -- look he oxymoron in the world today. >> don't you think we're taking on a lot of the same attitudes against economic freedom that europe embraced 30, 40 years ago and now they're paying the price? >> no, he doesn't. >> i think there is a step towards a little bit of the safety net, but the differential is 20% to 25%. >> the health care reform bill was a huge step toward europe. >> if you look at the top two headlines of the day, it is like a definition of an oxymoron. greece europe melting down, united states about to do an historic ipo. what could be more different. >> facebook would never happen in france the prospects of the proper different leading powers could not be more different. my favorite editorial of the day, the future is more than facebo facebook. social media is passe. focused on transportation, energy and manufacturing. so we'll see. >> still a great nation. >> facebook going to help california. my daughter actually put a little
. >> whatever you think about whatever's happened to the laws in this country the past three year, they are still laws that are beneficial to -- look he oxymoron in the world today. >> don't you think we're taking on a lot of the same attitudes against economic freedom that europe embraced 30, 40 years ago and now they're paying the price? >> no, he doesn't. >> i think there is a step towards a little bit of the safety net, but the differential is 20% to 25%. >>...
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this cloud soared to the sky, but will the laws of gravity bring it back to earth? or will it continue to fly? get cramer's take. >>> sometimes even when you get it right, it doesn't matter. the stock of initial public organization, work day, a cloud based company, opened at its highest $14. just like that. four times sales. not 40 times, 4 times sales. the cycle most richly valued company i follow. it is spending aggressively, taking a share in the cloud space. hire work day, and taking out costs that are largely related to personnel and human resources and hardware and storage expenses by putting data in the cloud. the whole thing is absurd. the stock is so overvalued. it's as if we went back in the way back machine. in the epicenter of the dot-com bust. we shouldn't blame management or the underwriters for this travesty of evaluation. this was no facebook. they really did everything right, these guys. management didn't choose to sell, and the insiders bought on the deal. morgan stanley and goldman sachs nor management raised the price anywhere near where the dema
this cloud soared to the sky, but will the laws of gravity bring it back to earth? or will it continue to fly? get cramer's take. >>> sometimes even when you get it right, it doesn't matter. the stock of initial public organization, work day, a cloud based company, opened at its highest $14. just like that. four times sales. not 40 times, 4 times sales. the cycle most richly valued company i follow. it is spending aggressively, taking a share in the cloud space. hire work day, and...
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law school. what to do you at the end of law school? i don't know. >> there aren't many people successful as peter has been within, you know, established power structures going to one of the best law schools in the country, going to the top law firm in america and then, you know, choosing of his volition to turn his back on that and basically, you know, go in to innovation. >> the costs have gone up tremendously in the 25 years since i went to college, so i think it's a very different cost benefit decision from what it was, say, in the 1980s. >> that's just a little bit of "20 under 20, transforming tomorrow" premiering tonight with the if that lee. fascinating. >> very much so. as i know, because it costs a heck of a lot to send people to college and you wonder whether it's right or right for everybody. >>> all right. next this afternoon, let's wait for the audio cue. >> everybody will win. winning. everybody's going to win. wow. win. duh. >> that's right. winning and losing. a special theme for today's "power rundown." romney and the
law school. what to do you at the end of law school? i don't know. >> there aren't many people successful as peter has been within, you know, established power structures going to one of the best law schools in the country, going to the top law firm in america and then, you know, choosing of his volition to turn his back on that and basically, you know, go in to innovation. >> the costs have gone up tremendously in the 25 years since i went to college, so i think it's a very...
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the guy has been within the laws. he did this. we don't like this huge gap, this huge savings he did, and schumer is trying to back up and change the law again. i'm a little wary of laws written because of the behavior of one person. >> right, right. >> that was my question. how many people would this affect, do you think, or does it affect? >> well, the way -- >> do we have a gauge? >> well, the way they want to cam at this, it would be people with over $2 million or with income over $147,000. that's really quite a lot of people. there were 1,700 people last year who renounced their citizenship. >> good to see you. i'll let you get back to that other story you're covering on facebook there, the ipo coming out tomorrow. >> yes, indeed. >> pleasure. >> sela mae and go away indeed. the dow headed for its worst month of may in two years. >> and more on the facebook ipo when bill and i come back. ♪ and i. ♪ here we are, me and you ♪ on the road ♪ and we know that it goes on and on ♪ [ female announcer ] you're the boss of yo
the guy has been within the laws. he did this. we don't like this huge gap, this huge savings he did, and schumer is trying to back up and change the law again. i'm a little wary of laws written because of the behavior of one person. >> right, right. >> that was my question. how many people would this affect, do you think, or does it affect? >> well, the way -- >> do we have a gauge? >> well, the way they want to cam at this, it would be people with over $2 million...
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[laughter] next, we added my friends, family--that's my son-in-law-- old classmates. within a few minutes, i got a friend request. here's a guy a haven't talked to in two years, and i'm so thrilled to hear from him. this is why so many find the site addictive. in a world with no cell phone or email directories, facebook has become a way to find lost friends. >> it used to be the case, like, you'd switch jobs, and then maybe you wouldn't keep in touch with all the people that you knew from that old job, just because it was too hard, but one of the things that facebook does is, it makes it really easy to just stay in touch with all these people. >> of course, if someone tries to friend you, you can ignore them, and privacy settings allow you to deny access to your page, say, to your boss or your parents. [telephone rings] >> good afternoon, facebook. how may i help you? >> facebook headquarters in downtown palo alto looks like a dorm room. the 400 employees, who get free food and laundry, show up late, stay late, and party really late. >> ♪ get down >> zuckerberg, who
[laughter] next, we added my friends, family--that's my son-in-law-- old classmates. within a few minutes, i got a friend request. here's a guy a haven't talked to in two years, and i'm so thrilled to hear from him. this is why so many find the site addictive. in a world with no cell phone or email directories, facebook has become a way to find lost friends. >> it used to be the case, like, you'd switch jobs, and then maybe you wouldn't keep in touch with all the people that you knew from...
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outlook for that sector relative to what's happening with the fiscal cliff, possible change in tax law, etcetera? >> you know, it is complicated. as you look at all the different issues obviously the fiscal cliff does worry us. it worries our customer. and no question there are going to be higher taxes regardless of what happens. that is going to impact the consumer going forward one way or another. in terms of yield, i think yield while important is less important. there was a time when we had like an 8% dividend. now we've got like a 2.5% dividend. while it is still a lot better than putting your money in the bank i think it is less impactful overall. you see the same thing with utility stocks where the dividends have come down a lot. so i think that is less -- people look at the growth. they look at the stability of our cash flow. peak to trough in the great recession we declined less than 5% in noy. i think that history gives us a lot of credibility in the market as an industry about the stability of our cash flow. >> mr. taubman appreciate it very much. maybe i'll run into you out
outlook for that sector relative to what's happening with the fiscal cliff, possible change in tax law, etcetera? >> you know, it is complicated. as you look at all the different issues obviously the fiscal cliff does worry us. it worries our customer. and no question there are going to be higher taxes regardless of what happens. that is going to impact the consumer going forward one way or another. in terms of yield, i think yield while important is less important. there was a time when...
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it has been the standard of law for tens of years. the fact remains that institutions repeatedly, since the passage of volcker, have gotten rid of their proprietary trading. the real question coming down to what is the market making exception, what are the rules going to apply to market making regularity, and what are the consequences as to how those rules are drawn. >> maria, why are we even listening to the securities industry. after 2008, after the jpmorgan 4.5 billion loss. they should be shut out of the equation. i don't care what they think. >> first of all, that's the way our democratic process works. >> but things change after you're almost melting down the global worldwide economy, so at that point i don't think we need to listen. >> but i don't think we suspended the constitution. the fact of the matter is if we don't do this correctly, we will damage u.s. capital markets, ta take liquidity out of the markets, the investors, the savers who buy those securities. all of the data, and that's why you've seen comment after commen
it has been the standard of law for tens of years. the fact remains that institutions repeatedly, since the passage of volcker, have gotten rid of their proprietary trading. the real question coming down to what is the market making exception, what are the rules going to apply to market making regularity, and what are the consequences as to how those rules are drawn. >> maria, why are we even listening to the securities industry. after 2008, after the jpmorgan 4.5 billion loss. they...
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at legalzoom.com, we put the law on your side. >>> let's get short and take a look at the high flying stocks with short interest and s&p companies have have seen a huge increase over the past month. take a look at this. trip adviser and dr horton. not far behind. jc penny and another home builder, lennar. there is two of them and they are in the lower end, lower quality part of the market. >> they are and the home builders got ahead of themselves. you are really talking about rental properties coming on and you are getting towards the bottom and not talking about massive amounts of houses being built. i would not be long home builders versus the short squeeze. they probably do go over lower. >> the trip advisers with the biggest increase in short interests in the past month. let's see. 15.8%. >> and stocks since december 15th have done well. 35 right now. i don't think this is the right trade on the back. this is a name you don't want to show up. you don't want to short it and buy it, but it keeps going up. >> jcpenney has an interesting one in the context of what the stock has done.
at legalzoom.com, we put the law on your side. >>> let's get short and take a look at the high flying stocks with short interest and s&p companies have have seen a huge increase over the past month. take a look at this. trip adviser and dr horton. not far behind. jc penny and another home builder, lennar. there is two of them and they are in the lower end, lower quality part of the market. >> they are and the home builders got ahead of themselves. you are really talking about...
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this cloud soared to the sky, but will the laws of graf trooe bring it back to earth? or will it continue to fly? get cramer's take. >>> next dissecting the debate and detecting the vp candidate you should trust. larry calls in the man who helps the cia do what they do best. read the signs and spot the lies. "the kudlow report" next on cnbc. bob... oh, hey alex. just picking up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance speech. great! it's always good to have a backup plan, in case i get hit by a meteor. wow, your hair looks great. didn't realize they did photoshop here. hey, good call on those mugs. can't let 'em see what you're drinking. you know, i'm glad we're both running a nice, clean race. no need to get nasty. here's your "honk if you had an affair with taylor" yard sign. looks good. [ male announcer ] fedex office. now save 50% on banners. you won't just find us online, you'll also find us in person, with dedicated support teams at over 500 branches nationwide. so when you call or visit, you can ask for a name you know. because personal service starts wi
this cloud soared to the sky, but will the laws of graf trooe bring it back to earth? or will it continue to fly? get cramer's take. >>> next dissecting the debate and detecting the vp candidate you should trust. larry calls in the man who helps the cia do what they do best. read the signs and spot the lies. "the kudlow report" next on cnbc. bob... oh, hey alex. just picking up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance speech. great! it's always good to have a backup...
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the congressional budget office estimating that the law will cost the nation nearly 1.8 trillion dollars. one positive is that we get clarity knowing that in fact this is the law and companies will need to comply. but there are negatives. mostly the increase in expenses for business which will likely mean they will continue to be reluctant to add heads to the payroll. the -- to compel americans to buy a product. this is a distinction without a difference. here are examples of what the government can now do to all of us. the unlimited tax on cigarettes. basically anything or any behavior or product that the government wants you to avoid. the only thing preventing these taxes are political consequences. it does not take away the fact that it is political football. they may be the ultimate uncertainty which keeps this economy on standstill until at least after the november election. thank you so much for being with me. i hope you can follow me on twitter and google plus. i will see you next week and pack in new york. stay with cnbc because options action begins right now. have a great weeke
the congressional budget office estimating that the law will cost the nation nearly 1.8 trillion dollars. one positive is that we get clarity knowing that in fact this is the law and companies will need to comply. but there are negatives. mostly the increase in expenses for business which will likely mean they will continue to be reluctant to add heads to the payroll. the -- to compel americans to buy a product. this is a distinction without a difference. here are examples of what the...
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gary gensler set to testify on the dodd frank financial reform law. the collapse of perrigrin on the front bunner. eamon javers has more. >> he's going to testify on capitol hill this morning and chairman gensler, a wide range of topics this morning. let's get right to it starting with libor. you're going to testify later this morning that you first became aware of problems in libor back in 2008. so, why did it take so long for the public to know there was a problem with libor from the u.s. government? >> well, enforcement cases like this take a long time. our really dedicated staff starting looking at this in april of 2008, but we had to build the case. we had to reach out internationally and dmesically. this was a case of manipulating, attempting to manipulate a late, false reporting to a rate that means so much to the american public. >> since you've gone through that audiotape and looked at the document, what other banks are on the hook here? >> i thought you might ask that, but i can't really compromise enforcement matters. found in the barclays
gary gensler set to testify on the dodd frank financial reform law. the collapse of perrigrin on the front bunner. eamon javers has more. >> he's going to testify on capitol hill this morning and chairman gensler, a wide range of topics this morning. let's get right to it starting with libor. you're going to testify later this morning that you first became aware of problems in libor back in 2008. so, why did it take so long for the public to know there was a problem with libor from the...
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it's not that they're jst simply following the law, they're shaping it as well. these companies spent $50 million in lobbying last year. and about $2 billion over the last five years. so this is a tax code written by these companies for their benefit. >> yeah, but i don't know that you could say written by the companies, but we have been talking about this tax code that needs fixing for years, why have we not seen any movement on it? it outrages people? >> let me jump in there, if you look at hong kong with a 16% plat tax. there is not nearly as much lobbying because you have a system that is simple, fair, transparent, and companies because the tax rate is low, the only incentive they have is to produce the best goods and services. let's rip this thing up, it's so corrupt and something where i think we could have a right-left alliance because we all agree the current system is broken. you have high tax rates that affect some companies very adversely, and some loopholes so some companies pay very little. let's have a level playing field and get the government out
it's not that they're jst simply following the law, they're shaping it as well. these companies spent $50 million in lobbying last year. and about $2 billion over the last five years. so this is a tax code written by these companies for their benefit. >> yeah, but i don't know that you could say written by the companies, but we have been talking about this tax code that needs fixing for years, why have we not seen any movement on it? it outrages people? >> let me jump in there, if...
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in colorado, the governor has yet to sign the pot law voters passed there. democratic congressman told us before the election they have to figure out what this means in terms of whether the military might come in or how they're going to do this whole thing between the feds and the state. since the election, he's co-sponsored a bill in congress to ban the federal government from interfering with state laws on marijuana. the bill has bipartisan support. there are pot-related stocks, guys. the biggest is med box, which makes pot vendsing machines. market cap of $300 million. look what happened after the election. the stock is up over 1,000% since going up in august. take that, facebook. >> well said, jane. thank you very much. all right. so could legalizing marijuana help dig us out of our financial hole? let us bring in the executive director of the national organization for the reform of marijuana laws, known better has normal. any input into the financial benefits of the impact of tax revenue and the benefit of simply putting fewer people into jail for carry
in colorado, the governor has yet to sign the pot law voters passed there. democratic congressman told us before the election they have to figure out what this means in terms of whether the military might come in or how they're going to do this whole thing between the feds and the state. since the election, he's co-sponsored a bill in congress to ban the federal government from interfering with state laws on marijuana. the bill has bipartisan support. there are pot-related stocks, guys. the...
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it's law that just makes sense. [ticking] >> in a nondescript t-shirt at a nondescript desk, mark zuckerberg runs a vast global empire, leading the whole internet in his direction. is the goal for you to conquer the whole internet? to own the internet? >> well, think about it like this. people--if they can use a product of any category--photos, music, tv, anything--either by themselves or with their friends... >> mm-hmm. >> i think most of the time, people want to do those things with their friends, so-- >> so is the answer "yes"? [ticking] you describe bill gates in very harsh terms. um, you've described him as being quite abusive. i mean, it's not a pretty picture. >> and i felt like when i wrote it, i should just tell it like it happened, in an unvarnished way, warts and all. >> you'll hear how the two high school buddies who started microsoft and a computer revolution had some pretty trying times along the way. do you think he came to think that you weren't working as hard as he was and it became a source of res
it's law that just makes sense. [ticking] >> in a nondescript t-shirt at a nondescript desk, mark zuckerberg runs a vast global empire, leading the whole internet in his direction. is the goal for you to conquer the whole internet? to own the internet? >> well, think about it like this. people--if they can use a product of any category--photos, music, tv, anything--either by themselves or with their friends... >> mm-hmm. >> i think most of the time, people want to do...
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ridiculous cliff idea, there were legislators who believed that if these draconian changes were to become law, it would be so obvious we would be thrown into recession that it wouldn't happen. that fact was supposed to create compromise, instead, neither side seems at all fearful for recession. it's amazing how bold they are or maybe how stupid they are and to the gop, obama's re-election clearly meant nothing at all. it's almost as if neither side realizes how many people are simply just playing for dinner here, trying to put dinner on the table. now they got to deal with this morass in washington. while i'm optimistic if congress and the president cancel their vacations, remember, no vacation without legislation and stay to avert the cliff. i'm worried that they're sworn to not compromise. i'm worried that rising above is anathema to democrats and repugnant to the republicans as the phrase, grover, hide your ears, higher taxes. here's the bottom line. a new school which says the cliff jump won't be that bad has now entered the fray. i'm still hoping we don't go over the cliff. but i can't b
ridiculous cliff idea, there were legislators who believed that if these draconian changes were to become law, it would be so obvious we would be thrown into recession that it wouldn't happen. that fact was supposed to create compromise, instead, neither side seems at all fearful for recession. it's amazing how bold they are or maybe how stupid they are and to the gop, obama's re-election clearly meant nothing at all. it's almost as if neither side realizes how many people are simply just...
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i speak to railroad guys who say there are specific laws. you cannot put a gas tank behind a lo comotive. maybe this is pie in the sky. the csx, union pacific, they can't use it. >> i'm not sure that's quite true. let's leave it at that. >> i heard it from a high level train guy. >> there are no rules about it because nobody's done it. we'll have a loek motive with a car running at cn. it is understood there will be a change but is there a barrier? i don't think so. we have to get through showing people it's safe, realistic. but the economics are overwhelming for the rail industry to go to l & g. there is no way people won't go for it. >> energy transfer partners has been a disaster from my charitable trust. they are buying sunoco. can't someone say, you have the natural gas pipelines. you should put up natural gas stores. i'm looking for chevron, sunoco, someone big to say, exxon doesn't want it? we'll take it all. is there one you think is likely to do that? >> i don't know. you called for them to do it. we'll take the call if they need ad
i speak to railroad guys who say there are specific laws. you cannot put a gas tank behind a lo comotive. maybe this is pie in the sky. the csx, union pacific, they can't use it. >> i'm not sure that's quite true. let's leave it at that. >> i heard it from a high level train guy. >> there are no rules about it because nobody's done it. we'll have a loek motive with a car running at cn. it is understood there will be a change but is there a barrier? i don't think so. we have to...
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there's really -- they're all boxed in, in part by bankruptcy law. look at the delays we've seen from american this week. this is according to flightstats.com. this time of year it should be up around 72%, 73%. every day you can see they are way below the average in terms of on-time arrivals. what's going on? well, american flight delays have surged because pilots are filing maintenance notices. there's been a surge in these. these may be everything from a seat doesn't go all the way up, therefore the plane can't take off under faa rules until everything is fishgsxed in the plane. pilots say this is not an organized job action. because if it was, then they'd be in serious legal problem. they're picketing around the country. they do not want to accept a proposed contract that's going to be pretty much put upon them by the airline. who's stuck in the middle here? the passengers. those who are on canceled or delayed flights. they're getting fed up. >> by striking, delaying things, it's going about it the wrong way. >> if there's some trickery going on o
there's really -- they're all boxed in, in part by bankruptcy law. look at the delays we've seen from american this week. this is according to flightstats.com. this time of year it should be up around 72%, 73%. every day you can see they are way below the average in terms of on-time arrivals. what's going on? well, american flight delays have surged because pilots are filing maintenance notices. there's been a surge in these. these may be everything from a seat doesn't go all the way up,...
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releasing a statement in response to an audit finding that its supplier fox con was in violation of labor laws. the company saying we appreciate the fact that they have done and fully support their recommendations. empowering workers and helping them understand their rights is essential. our team has been working for years to educate workers, improving conditions, and make apple supply chain a model for the industry which is why we asked the fla to conduct these audits. the audit found that research in motion as we are waiting for those earnings. apple bouncing back just slightly after hours. back to you. >> kayla, thank you. now, jim grant has been known as the monetary policies and taking aim at treasuries and china's economic policies. grant's call the central bank highly manipulative, criticize for lacking value and the savings alone crisis of the 1980s. what's on jim grant's mind right now? we bring him back. in an exclusive interview. nice to see you. >> hello, maria. >> everybody would love to give ben bernanke a piece of their mind. you actually got a chance to do so. >> he wasn't ther
releasing a statement in response to an audit finding that its supplier fox con was in violation of labor laws. the company saying we appreciate the fact that they have done and fully support their recommendations. empowering workers and helping them understand their rights is essential. our team has been working for years to educate workers, improving conditions, and make apple supply chain a model for the industry which is why we asked the fla to conduct these audits. the audit found that...
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the laws of diminishing returns. i think that's also doing -- that subsiis reducing the net earnings banks are seeing in earnings and i think that's why we've seen bank stocks slow down. >> jeff sica, anything you're buying in equities? >> right now i like energy. i think energy has probably the most potential going forward. some of the agriculture companies. i'm in it to win it. i'm not just sitting on the sideline waiting in every area. there are stocks that have some potential because they're backed by things like commodities. they have the ability to increase in value. as we start to see this inflationary trend start to pick up. >> all right. gentlemen, thank you all for your thoughts today. appreciate it very much. see you later. >> thanks. >>> heading toward the close, we've got about 50 minutes left in the trading session. the dow was up almost 100. we're up 78 now. >> we have a lot more to come on the jam-packed edition of the "closing bell." >> announcer:g murdoch, two of the nation's largest pension funds v
the laws of diminishing returns. i think that's also doing -- that subsiis reducing the net earnings banks are seeing in earnings and i think that's why we've seen bank stocks slow down. >> jeff sica, anything you're buying in equities? >> right now i like energy. i think energy has probably the most potential going forward. some of the agriculture companies. i'm in it to win it. i'm not just sitting on the sideline waiting in every area. there are stocks that have some potential...
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they have great future in health applications, immigration, law enforcement, prisons, and corporate hr. do you have any thoughts? >> yeah. after arena, which was expecting to quadruple, i am reluck about the -- reluctant to tell you not to buy orashire. a slide in the dow several percentage points would not shock me. we are not isolated. but the key is to find the company which are vulnerable and which aren't and i just outlined the true vulnerabilities. "mad money" will be right back. >> coming up, commodity conundrum. global growth concerns are crushing commodities. but could the collapse be your opportunity to cash in? cramer is going "off the charts" to find out. >>> and later, social studies. the facebook notifications keep rolling in. but don't get overwhelmed. cramer's got you covered. with this giant size social offering still expanding, jim stocks up the shares against the rest of its social circle. could his comments help you change your status? all coming up on "mad money." >>> miss out on some "mad money"? get your "mad money" text alert today. text mm to 26221 to get crame
they have great future in health applications, immigration, law enforcement, prisons, and corporate hr. do you have any thoughts? >> yeah. after arena, which was expecting to quadruple, i am reluck about the -- reluctant to tell you not to buy orashire. a slide in the dow several percentage points would not shock me. we are not isolated. but the key is to find the company which are vulnerable and which aren't and i just outlined the true vulnerabilities. "mad money" will be...